Twins Split Two With Senators in Tuesday doubleheader
Don Zimmer guided the Senators to a 4 2 win over the Twins in game two after Minnesota had taken the opener 4 3 on a late error. Zimmer added a tie breaking two run double in the fifth as Mike McCormick earned the victory with a six hit effort.
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Eddie Fisher
White Sox
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Major League Standings and Schedule Update
Baseball standings show San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 3 in 11 innings and Houston 10 0 with St. Louis 7 7. Postponed Angeles at Milwaukee due to rain. Thursday actions include Detroit at Cleveland and Boston at Kansas City with several N games noted. Booster Club announces meeting at 8 in Knights of Pythias Hall.
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Bangor High players to take physical Saturday
Bangor High School football players report Saturday at 10 30 a.m. in Dr. K P Ruppenthals office for physical exams.
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Tomah Bowling Association Plans Annual Meeting
The annual Tomah City Bowling Association meeting will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Vlasek's Lanes Tomah Wis. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming season plans and activities.
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Packers Lose Rookie End Allen Brown
Green Bay loses rookie tight end Allen Brown to surgery for a dislocated shoulder. Brown faces a lengthy recovery while Marv Fleming emerges as the likely Tony Kramer replacement. Jim Thibert and John Housel compete for the backup role.
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Ron Kramer Signs One Year Deal With Detroit Lions
Ron Kramer former Michigan star and NFL veteran signed a one year contract with the Detroit Lions ending his Green Bay tenure. He will start training on defense under head coach Harry Gilmer and hopes to play alongside Lions tight end Jim Gibbons as his family remains a priority in Detroit.
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Fries Pulls Off Surprise Win In IMCA Feature
Dick Fries of San Diego California upsets a strong field on a rain slick La Crosse dirt oval to win the 15 lap championship feature. Jerry Richert of Forest Lake Minnesota and Gordon Woolley of Waco Texas finish second and third as Reed and Bigelow also place high.
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Faul Hypnotizes NL as Cubs Spark 2-0 Win Over Phillies
Cubs pitcher Bill Faul, a former Detroit Tiger, blanked Philadelphia on two hits to lift Chicago 2-0. Faul says hypnosis powers his mindset, and he retired 19 straight after a second-inning double. The feat comes amid a 26-inning stretch allowing only one run, with Pirates and NL results noted.
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Hogden wins Arcadia Open in 27-hole drama
John Hogden of Galesville captured the Arcadia Country Club Open crown after a three under par 102 over 27 holes, finishing two strokes ahead of Arcadia’s Dave Sobotta. Hogden carded a 34 35 33 and sunk a 25-foot putt on the ninth.
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Fred Biletnikoff Named Florida State All Star Prospect
Florida State's Fred Biletnikoff joins the 1965 All-Star team and draws comparisons to Don Hutson. The 6 foot 1, 188 pound receiver impressed with 12 catches for 192 yards and four touchdowns in the Gator Bowl win over Oklahoma. Coaches praise his balance, instinct, and work ethic as he eyes pro play with Oakland.
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John Coatta
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City Tennis Meet Opens Next Tuesday
The city wide tennis tournament sponsored by the Park and Recreation Department runs Tuesday through Sunday at the La Crosse State University courts. Junior and senior divisions play in the same week with singles and doubles events for various age groups. Entries close Monday at 6 p.m. with Howie Voss.
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Merchandise Shoot At La Crosse Gun Club Sunday
The La Crosse Gun Club hosts a merchandise shoot Sunday at Gunslick Shooting Grounds west of Holmen. The Lewis Class will determine winners in the 50 target 16 yard event with three classes and six awards per class. Practice at 10 a.m. and the shoot at 11 a.m. Lunch and refreshments available.
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Gilliam Might Return To Play For Dodgers In 1965
Dodgers manager Walt Alston said Junior Gilliam, batting .285, could be activated late in the season if needed. Injuries have sidelined regulars like Tommy Davis who broke an ankle early this year. Denny Lemaster and Claude Osteen were set to duel in a rain-delayed two game set with Don Drysdale slated to pitch the second game against the Braves. The Braves trail the Dodgers by 212 games in their standings.
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Lichtie Klein And SH Villa Cup Tilts In Classic League
Litchtie Construction defeated Scott Burgess 7-3, Klein and Son beat Melody Mill 1-3, and H Sport Shop Pizza Villa ousted Stellick's National Oil 5-2 in Tuesday Classic League softball. Homers by Rose Headley Klein Walker Mill Sullivan Burgess noted. Toby's vs Katz at Powell Park postponed due to rain.
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Washington Minnesota split doubleheader in tight games
Washington and Minnesota split the twin bill with a 3 12 final in the opener and a 7 4 victory for Minnesota in the second game. McCormick earned the win for Washington and Daniels took the loss in the opener with homer support from Howard and Mincher in the nightcap.
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Local 1263 and others prepare for evening softball clash
Rec softball leagues list 6:30 p.m. matchups including Powell Local 1263 versus Glen's Pizza King and Longfellow Allis-Chalmers against Knights of Columbus, with additional games across Houska French Island Legion Copeland and more. A 7:30 p.m. Super Valu versus Knights of Columbus and a makeup game in National Oil Co. are noted, plus a Trane Co. makeup at 6:30 p.m.
Cashton Invitational Softball Tournament Dates Announced
CASHTON Wis The Cash ton Invitational Softball Tournament will be held Aug 18 22 Rosters and entry fee must be filed by Aug 11.
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